Victor Esses tells Samantha Ellis how his new show is pushing back against Ashkenormativity in the industry.

Victor Esses tells Samantha Ellis how his new show is pushing back against Ashkenormativity in the industry.
Katie Ebner-Landy meets the artist searching for alternatives to Jewish nationalism. First stop: a Yiddish rave.
They’re all having an identity crisis, and they all need therapy.
A Muslim mayor fights to save the Jewish East End.
Members of the collective tell Molly Lipson why the radical Govanhill cafe has been forced to close its doors for good.
Emma Jude Harris meets queer Jewish performance maker Rachel Mars.
Lexie Botzum meets the people behind the creation of Halakhic literature by and for trans Jews.
A new Duolingo course is training a small army to demand babka, can it also heal communal divides?
On the eve of Purim, we speak to drag artist and queer cabaret creator Dex Grodner about Judaism and genderfuckery.
A nostalgic portrait of America’s oldest Yiddish anarchist newspaper, and the community that coalesced around it, is recounted in a recently restored documentary.